
Maryland housing Data: May 2022
Units Sold
2021 - 2022 Comparison

% Change in Units Sold

Units Pending
Pending: Now that the seller and the buyer have agreed to each
other’s terms and all contingencies have been met, the home is marked as
pending and taken off the market
Units Pending: Number of houses that reached pending status
2021 - 2022 Comparison

% Change in Units Pending

Active Inventory
The inventory number is calculated by simply taking a count of the
properties marked as active on the last day of the month
2021 - 2022 Comparison

% Change in Active Inventory

Average Sale Price
2021 - 2022 Comparison

% Change in Average Sale Price

Months of Inventory

% Change in Months of Inventory

New Listings
2021 - 2022 Comparison

% Change in New Listings

Conclusions
Maryland consists of 23 counties and Baltimore City. Altogether 24
regions
- Units sold is down in all but one county - Somerset county
(Chesapeake Bay Area)
- Range of % YoY Change in Units sold is -53% to 50%
- Pending Sales is down in all but 3 counties - Wicomico, Caroline,
Dorchester (Chesapeake Bay Area)
- Range of % YoY Change in Units pending is -26% to 50%
- Active Inventory is down in all but Dorchester County
- Range of % YoY Change in Active Inventory is -53% to 40%
- Average sale price is up in all counties except Queen Ann’s County
- Range of % YoY Change in Active Inventory is -8% to 23%
- Median sale price is up in every single county and city
- Range of % YoY Change in Median Sale Price is 6.89% to 27.31%
- Median days on market is down in 5/24 regions and (All in Chesapeake
Region). Median DOM is up in 10/24 regions. In 9/24 regions median DOM
is unchanged
- In Caroline county YoY median DOM decreased by 9 days and in
Somerset county it increased by 14 days
- Months of inventory is up in 4 counties and unchanged in 3 counties.
In rest of the regions months of inventory is down
- Range of % YoY Change in Months of Inventory is -60% to 42%
- New Listings are up in 4/24 regions and it is unchanged in one
county and in rest of the regions new listings were down
- Range of % YoY Change in Months of Inventory is -23% to 46%
Montgomery County trend: January 2022 - May 2022
Units Sold

% Change in Units Sold

Units Pending

% Change in Units Pending

Active Inventory

% Change in Active Inventory

Average Sale Price

% Change in Average Sale Price

Months of Inventory

% Change in Months of Inventory

New Listings

% Change in New Listings

Conclusions: Montgomery County
- Units sold is down through January - May
- % Change in units sold doesn’t show a consistent pattern
- Units pending is also down through January - May
- Difference was below 3% in February and except for that every other
month YoY units pending is down more than 10%
- 2022 active inventory is also down compared to 2021 levels. However,
it is improving every single month
- In January the YoY % difference was -50% but in April the YoY %
difference was -29%
- Average sale price is lower in January 2022 compared to January
2021. Since then average sale price is higher in 2022 compared to 2021.
May saw the highest YoY change in average sale price - 13.42%
- Median sale price also showed similar trend as the average sale
price; However, median sale price gradually increased every single month
since February 2022. May 2022 saw the highest YoY increase at
12.73%
- Median Days on Market is higher in January 2022 compared to January
2021 by 2 days. From February through May there was no change in median
days on market between 2022 and 2021.
- Months of Inventory has been down throughout 2022; However, it has
been gradually increasing since January. In January YoY change in months
of inventory was -55.56% and in May it improved to -30%
- New Listings has been down throughout 2022 except for in February.
YoY change in new listings are lower in May compared to April.